What Challenges Exist in Using Nanomaterials for Quantum Computing?
Despite their potential, there are several challenges in using nanomaterials for quantum computing:
Scalability: Creating and maintaining large numbers of qubits using nanomaterials is still a significant challenge. The fabrication processes need to be precise and reproducible. Decoherence: Although nanomaterials can reduce decoherence, achieving the isolation required for practical quantum computing remains difficult. Integration: Integrating nanomaterials with existing quantum computing hardware and ensuring they work harmoniously is another challenge.
